LATE CABLE NEWS.

South Canterbury Times, Issue 2432, 4 January 1881, Page 2

LATE CABLE NEWS.

[Br Telegraph.] (Per City of Sydney at Auckland.) London, Dec. 28. There is no increase of serious outrages in Ireland, but “ Boycotting” is being developed more extensively. Frequent lights have occurred between Dublin roughs and the soldiers in garrison.

Tlic supposed loaders of tlie Boer rebellion disapprove of tbc late massacre of troops, and disclaim responsibilit} r , lienee the release of the soldiers. Dec. 2D,

The jury empanelled to fry Parnell and the others indicted for conspiracy consists of eight Roman Catholics, three Protestants, and one Quaker. Chief Justice May after reading a statement justifying the language employed and on application being made to postpone their trial, withdrew from the Bench. Judge Fitzgerald presides with Judge Barry as his colleague. The Pope has again condemned the Irish outrages. At a Conference of Home Rulers at Dublin, the course to be pursued by the representatives of the party in the blouse of Commons when Parliament meets was deliberated upon and it was decided that Parnell should act as leader and should move an amendment on the Address in Reply to the Queen’s speech, condemning the Government for the assistance given by the police to landlords in evicting the tenants in Ireland,